Ōgaki Domain

However, Itō also proved to be an inept commander and failed to attack the Tokugawa armies when they were the most vulnerable, and as a result was dispossessed after the Battle of Sekigahara.

The Ishikawa clan were transferred to Hita Domain in Bungo Province in 1616 as a reward for their services at the Battle of Osaka.

[1] Toda Ujikane was instrumental in opening new rice fields, irrigation and flood control measures, planting of forests and reforming the remuneration system for his retainers.

The 7th daimyō, Toda Ujinori, served as a rōjū under Tokugawa Ienari during a time of increasing Russian incursions into Japanese northern waters.

The final daimyō, Toda Ujitaka was branded an "enemy of the crown" after the Battle of Toba-Fushimi in the Boshin War, but was able to defect to the imperial side and served as messenger of the court to other domains along the Tōsandō to urge them to submit.